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Parity is finally here. Will the media and NBA acknowledge and lean into it? (alien.top)

submitted 11 months ago by au79_196@alien.top to c/nba@nba.space

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The top 6 teams in the West and 3 of the top 6 teams in the east are not historically "big market" teams, and as a fan its been incredible having good games almost every night. Can the media and NBA take the NFL approach and talk about more than LA, GS, and Boston?

Also worth noting, a lot of these top teams are using home grown talent. Many "super teams" are getting burned for bad trades.

ESPN, feel free to take this.

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[–] Tearz_in_rain@alien.top 1 points 11 months ago

It is, and I love it.

I mean, look at the Warriors and Clippers.

Clippers have Leonard, PG3, Westy, and Hardon, and they are under .500

Warriors have Curry, Klay, Dray, and Wiggins, and they are under .500

This league is SO deep that 'superteams' are struggle to stay at .500

And we can shit on the Pistons to no end (and as a Pistons fan, I have to concede it is deserving), but even that roster still has a lot of talent on it when you look a Cade, Beef Stew, Ivey, Bojan, Joe Harris, Duren, Thompson, and trouble big guys with raw talent in Wiseman and Marvin III.

That's that bottom of the barrel in the NBA and there is no reason that team shouldn't be able to compete in terms of talent.